Bitrate:320K/s
Year:1993
Time:52:54
Size:121,9 MB
Label:New Moon Music Inc
Styles:Blues/Modern Electric Blues
Art:Full
Year:1993
Time:52:54
Size:121,9 MB
Label:New Moon Music Inc
Styles:Blues/Modern Electric Blues
Art:Full
Tracks Listing:
1. Aw Shucks, Baby - 2:34
2. Sparks - 4:32
3. Soap Opera Blues - 7:27
4. Bad Thing - 4:16
5. The Last Goodbye - 3:48
6. Strollie Bun - 2:34
7. You're Jinglin', Baby - 3:24
8. Please, Please - 4:20
9. When The Axe Comes Down - 4:35
10. Just Another Day - 4:37
11. That's What Lovin' You Has Done To Me - 3:14
12. Rockin' With The Blues - 4:14
13. Bug Out - 3:15
1. Aw Shucks, Baby - 2:34
2. Sparks - 4:32
3. Soap Opera Blues - 7:27
4. Bad Thing - 4:16
5. The Last Goodbye - 3:48
6. Strollie Bun - 2:34
7. You're Jinglin', Baby - 3:24
8. Please, Please - 4:20
9. When The Axe Comes Down - 4:35
10. Just Another Day - 4:37
11. That's What Lovin' You Has Done To Me - 3:14
12. Rockin' With The Blues - 4:14
13. Bug Out - 3:15
Rockin' With The Blues is the debut release on New Moon Blues by Skeeter Brandon & Hwy 61. But this fine singer from North Carolina still remains one of the blues world's best-kept secrets. That's surprising, because Brandon is a major league talent.
Brandon possesses a powerful, soulful voice, with obvious early training in the choir loft. But that's not all. He's also a very talented piano player, again as a result of his early years playing gospel music as well as a three-year stint nearly 30 years ago as the keyboardist for soul great Clarence Carter. Most of the songs on Rockin' With The Blues are Brandon originals.
A man with a huge, rich voice, virtuoso keyboard talent, and a fat songbook of classic and original material, Skeeter Brandon brought joy to audiences from Spartanburg to Spain during his life on this planet.
In 1991, Skeeter Brandon was recruited to front the North Carolina band Highway 61 (Armand Lenchek, guitar; Chris Grant, bass; Danny Dixon, drums) after the untimely demise of Walter "Lightnin' Bug" Rhodes. With credentials including Clarence Carter, The Chi-Lites, and others, Skeeter Brandon was perfectly suited to take over the band. Together, they specialized in rock bottom Blues, exuberant Soul music, and dancefloor-filling grooves. And that voice - soaring, crystal-clear in the upper registers, a howling force of nature in the midrange and bottom. Offstage, Brandon was always the gentleman, chatting quietly with fans and resting between sets. Onstage, he was another story!
Skeeter Brandon has been the East Coast's secret too long. It's time to share this man's wonderful music with the rest of us.
Brandon possesses a powerful, soulful voice, with obvious early training in the choir loft. But that's not all. He's also a very talented piano player, again as a result of his early years playing gospel music as well as a three-year stint nearly 30 years ago as the keyboardist for soul great Clarence Carter. Most of the songs on Rockin' With The Blues are Brandon originals.
A man with a huge, rich voice, virtuoso keyboard talent, and a fat songbook of classic and original material, Skeeter Brandon brought joy to audiences from Spartanburg to Spain during his life on this planet.
In 1991, Skeeter Brandon was recruited to front the North Carolina band Highway 61 (Armand Lenchek, guitar; Chris Grant, bass; Danny Dixon, drums) after the untimely demise of Walter "Lightnin' Bug" Rhodes. With credentials including Clarence Carter, The Chi-Lites, and others, Skeeter Brandon was perfectly suited to take over the band. Together, they specialized in rock bottom Blues, exuberant Soul music, and dancefloor-filling grooves. And that voice - soaring, crystal-clear in the upper registers, a howling force of nature in the midrange and bottom. Offstage, Brandon was always the gentleman, chatting quietly with fans and resting between sets. Onstage, he was another story!
Skeeter Brandon has been the East Coast's secret too long. It's time to share this man's wonderful music with the rest of us.
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